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Best Friend


Laying eyes on 

you 

For the first time 

I already felt like our souls were intertwined 

We were meant to be together for a lifetime 

Tears and hardtimes 

Never ending love radiating from your eyes

Through the cold nights of winter 

you 

Never left my side

Until the day you had to die 

I remember the screeching tires and your valiant cry 

My screams 

Into my life 

Then out of it

Like a shooting star

Sometimes I still think I see 

you 

Maybe I will again someday 

Thank 

you 

For picking me up when I was down

Being my friend when no one was around

Loneliness was never lonely with 

you

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